I Write What I Like in Xhosa – Biko’s message for a new generation
Nkosinathi Biko urges isiXhosa edition of his father’s classic book for political education.
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Protection racket threat shuts Khayelitsha clinic
Town 2 clinic was closed for two weeks following an extortion attempt.
Grieving families in endless wait for answers as Enyobeni inquest stumbles again
The inquest into the causes of the 2022 tragedy has been postponed to the 23rd of February.
Young business owners in Khayelitsha say crime and costs are killing their dreams
Young people share their experiences of looking for jobs and funding opportunities with the deputy president
Community to appeal Bhisho court’s life sentences for vigilante killings
The Bhisho High Court sentenced 16 members of Amagqunukhwebe communities to four life terms and more.
After floods, Limpopo learners study under trees
The floods in Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces cut off schools and damaged classrooms..
Universal basic income ‘the only meaningful way forward’
Economists and human rights activists agree that the country can afford a universal basic income grant.
United front in Cape Town against US imperialism
Scores of protesters picketed outside the US Consulate General in Cape Town.
Floods in Limpopo: Scores left distraught, homeless and without essentials
Flooded rivers in Limpopo have isolated villages and taken lives while authorities remain reactive.
LGBTIQ+ groups in Khayelitsha see justice delayed in Kwakhanya murder case
The trial of the two accused of the murder of gay Khayelitsha teen is scheduled to begin in May.
No-fee Hout Bay school achieves 100% pass rate in senior certificate
All the matriculants from Silikamva High School overcame the obstacles of living in an informal settlement to pass.
Brutal killing of gay teen sparks protests outside Khayelitsha court
LGBTIQ+ activists and Khayelitsha residents call for justice after 16-year-old Kwakhanya Mhlanganisi ‘stoned and set alight’.
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